275 || [Recast] How to Grow in Courage? Take Action Even When You Don’t Feel Brave || Julie Landreth

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I am taking a short break in July to rest and recharge (because our dreams require it), so I’m reaching back into the archives to serve you up a recast of some oldie-but-goodie episodes this month. Each week builds upon the others with tangible faith-inspired lessons and encouragement for you to find renewed energy for your dream.

What if you were brave enough to step into your dream? 

Get ready to be inspired as we revisit a captivating conversation with Julie Landreth from season five.

If you’ve ever found yourself paralyzed by fear while preparing to embrace something significant and new, this is a must-listen. I’m sharing it again because of the vital role Julie played in anchoring me to truth when I was facing significant fear and doubt. This conversation offers fresh insights and a renewed perspective to propel you forward on your journey toward a God-shaped dream.

I know I’m not the only one who has struggled while preparing to step into something big and new. I pray this episode (along with last week’s, #274) will help you gain new perspective to move forward.

If you’re meeting Julie for the first time, she is passionate about loving others and encouraging them to become elevated in this life. She loves to pray and encourages others to pray without ceasing. She is the creator of “Wife Lab” a course that helps wives grow in their marriages. In this conversation Julie also shares how she started leading women through h

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